CCAC Meeting 17 February 2016 | Roads & Houses & More

Transportation, road networks, bicycle lanes and sidewalks … connectivity, new and proposed residential development … (like it or not), this is where change happens and how our community grows. (bolding mine)

CROZET COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Crozet Library
Wednesday, February 17, 2016 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.


  1. AgendaReview (David Stoner-CCAC chair)
  2. Approval of Minutes
  3. Blue Ridge Heritage Project (Bill Henry, BRHP)
  4. Project Discussions:(CCAC Members)
    1. ReStore-n-Station Phase II SUP (Special Use Permit)
    2. Adelaide Rezoning
  5. Transportation Planning Presentation and Discussion (Phil Best and Gerald Gatobu, Principal Planner, Transportation, Albemarle County)
  6. CCAC open seats reminder & officer nominations (JohnSavage)
  7. Items not listed on the agenda
  8. Announcements
  9. Future Agenda Items
    1. March 16 – Public Meeting-Foothills Crossing/Daily Property Rezoning Proposal
    2. March 16 – Update – West Glenn Project-Powells Creek Stream Crossing

CCAC Meeting – 20 January 2016

This should be interesting. Restore n’ Station wants a drive-through, more gas pumps, and an auto repair component. Updates from Adelaide proposed development, and an update about Downtown Crozet redevelopment.

Make some time, if you can. The meeting is at the Meadows this month, so no wi-fi. Darn it.

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CROZET COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Meadows, Crozet

Wednesday, January 20, 2016 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Agenda

1. Agenda Review. (David Stoner – CCAC chair)

2. Approval of Minutes.

3. Project Updates/Information:

a. Public Meeting – ReStore-n-Station Phase II (RS-n-S Representative, Bill Fritz Planner)

b. Discussion & Update – Proposed Rezoning for residential development – Adelaide (Kyle Redinger)

c. Update – Milestone Partners Update for Former Barnes Lumberyard Development (Frank Stoner) and DCI Update (Tim Tolson, Paul Grady)

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CCAC Meeting – 16 December 2015 – New Developments + Growth

A few thoughts after tonight’s CCAC meeting:

  1. Having that many involved, interested, engaged people at a local meeting is AWESOME.
  2. Crozet is a designated growth area. It has been for many years.
  3. Crozet is going to grow.
  4. These developers are working under the constructs permitted by the County of Albemarle.
  5. If you want to effect change, it takes time. And effort. And time and dedication.
  6. See #1.
  7. If you want something to stay the same, buy it. Otherwise, expect it to change. I don’t say this flippantly, but bluntly and simply.
  8. The conversation that the community needs to have is far, far greater than one or two neighborhoods. It’s about Crozet. And the County. And the City of Charlottesville + County of Albemarle. And schools. And roads.  And taxes.
  9. If you comment on a matter, I think you should have to disclose your interest in the matter.
  10. Dig into the tweets. Come to the next meeting. Please.
  11. This is the slide deck the folks presenting about Adelaide used last night.
  12. Update – letter from the Cory Farm neighborhood against the rezoning

UpdateSean Tubbs with Charlottesville Tomorrow has as well.


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CCAC Meeting – 16 December 2015

Lots of stuff (such as two new neighborhoods!) on the CCAC agenda this month; I’m going to try to make it and tweet it, but would certainly welcome others’ assistance!

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CROZET COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Wednesday, December 16, 2015 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The Crozet Library

Agenda

1. Agenda Review. (Jennie More – CCAC chair)

2. Approval of Minutes and CCAC housekeeping items (15 minutes)

3. Project Updates/Information:

  •  Community Meeting – Proposed Special Use Permit for fill in the flood plain/stream crossing – Proposal requires a new special Use Permit to add a road connection out to Orchard Drive. Current owners are Crozet Development Solution (Piedmont Housing Alliance). – Keith Lancaster and Charlie Armstrong with Southern Development (45 minutes)
  •  Community Meeting – Proposed Rezoning for residential development Adelaide. This property is located immediately to the west of Cory Farm on 250. – Kyle Redinger (45 minutes)
  •  Clean up Meeting space (15 minutes)

The Library closes at 9pm.

4. Items not listed on the agenda.

– Frank Stoner would like to remind people that the most current information about The Former Barnes Lumber Property is available on their website. Mr. Stoner has met with planning staff and has received comments on the plans he showed the CCAC in October. These staff comments will be available on the website. www.downtowncrozetinitiative.com.

5. Announcements.

– DCI Steering Committee Update – Tim Tolson and Dave Stoner

6. Future Agenda Items.

– Update on Former Barnes Lumber Property – Frank Stoner

– Discussion/Information about critical road connections- Phil Best

CCAC Meeting Recap | 10/21/2015 | Infrastructure & Downtown Crozet

Really interesting Crozet Community Advisory Council meeting tonight. Downtown Crozet is going to change. Traffic is going to get worse different. Businesses will hopefully come to downtown Crozet.

Quick notes:

  • I persicoped. Live-streamed on Twitter. I think it was useful, and next time, so long as we’re at the Crozet Library with Wifi and outlets, I’ll do it again … but with a tripod most likely and my computer so I can tweet as well. But really, are they useful for you? (I really thought the iPhone should have been horizontal. Clearly that was wrong) Periscope 1YouTube version here – , Periscope 2, Periscope 3 (parking discussion).
  • Discussion about the WAHS Environmental Academy (I was late, but @CrozetCommunity tweeted!)
  • Big discussion about the future of downtown Crozet, Barnes Lumberyard, commercial, phasing of the development and more. You really shoulda been there.
  • Discussion about parking in downtown Crozet, the coming Piedmont Place, and I spoke up (which I never do at these meetings)
  • Milestone Partners will be launching a new website to convey the message/brand of their project and downtown Crozet.

 

Click through, scroll to the bottom, and read the tweets.

 

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CCAC Meeting 21 October – Updates on Barnes Lumber, Infrastructure & Downtown

These meetings are among the better ways to learn about what’s happening and what’s coming in Crozet.

Anyone available to tweet the meeting? Hashtag – #CCAC1015

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CROZET COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The Crozet Library, Crozet

Agenda

1. Agenda Review. (Jennie More – CCAC chair)

2. Approval of Minutes.

3. Project Updates/Information:

– Reminder about change in location for the November Meeting- It will be at The Meadows.

– Introduction of Adam Mulchay (sic) – Environmental Studies Academy (15minutes)

– Update on Former Barnes Lumber Property- Frank Stoner- (45minutes)

– Discussion about parking and DCD zoning. (20 minutes)

– Discussion about infrastructure specific to roads and connectivity. (20 minutes)

September 2015 CCAC Meeting – Piedmont Place & More

Piedmont Place in downtown Crozet
Piedmont Place in downtown Crozet

1 – Take a few minutes to read about Piedmont Place, the new building coming across Library Ave from the Crozet Library. Plans include a skybar, apartments, a market akin to the Main Street Market on West Main Street in Downtown Charlottesville

2 – Sidewalk and transportation update from Trevor Henry.

3 – Alternative plan proposed for Barnes Lumberyard from Paul Grady.

4 – Downtown Crozet planning grant wasn’t funded.

Click through, start at the bottom, and make your way up.

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CCAC Meeting – August 2015 – Master Plan, Exit 107, Downtown Crozet

CCAC Meeting 19 August 2015 #CCAC0815
CCAC Meeting 19 August 2015

I’m going to update this in a bit, but wanted to publish it tonight. Click through, scroll to the bottom and work your way up.

Highlights (acknowledging that it’s not quite fair to pull some of these out of context):

Our Delegate, Steve Landes was present for his first CCAC meeting
– The Downtown Crozet Initiative is ongoing. Milestone hopes to have better information/drawings/visuals in September/October.
Mike Marshall introduced Warren Byrd, the “architect of the Crozet Plan” to talk about his plan for the redeveloping of Downtown Crozet.
– Warren Byrd acknowledged that the Master Plan should be malleable, and adapt.
The Exit 107 resolution (I couldn’t find it online) was approved unanimously. I’m guessing it said something to the effect of “don’t grow here, and if you do, make it great.” Update: the CCA now has the passed resolution (PDF) up. Update #2: After a Twitter conversation with CCAC Chair Jennie More (see conversation in the Storify), resolutions will now be posted before public meetings. Thanks, Jennie!
The CCA have updated their agenda with links to the proposed Block Plan and the two now-passed Resolutions. (and thanks for posting so late at night!)


 

CCAC Meeting – 19 August 2015

From the Crozet Community Association blog – anyone going to live-tweet it with me? Hashtag – #CCAC0815

Crozet Library Community Room, 2020 Library Avenue, Crozet
Wednesday, August 19, 2015 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Click here for PDF (printable) version of the agenda.

Agenda

1. Agenda Review. (Jennie More – CCAC chair)

2. Approval of Minutes (Click here for draft June 15, 2015 meeting minutes.)

3. Project Updates/Information:

  • Information about agenda, time management and review of materials prior to meetings (10 minutes)- Jennie More
  • Review/discussion about Community Meetings (25 minutes)- Tim Tolson and Frank Stoner
  • Block Plan for Barnes Lumber property (25minutes)-Warren Byrd and Susan Nelson
  • Review/Discussion about resolution regarding Crozet exit 107 interchange- (15minutes)
  • Review/ Discussion regarding resolution regarding CDBG Planning Grant (20 minutes)
  • Brief discussion about grant subcommittee and liaison roles

4. Items not listed on the agenda.

5. Announcements.

  • Crozet Dog Park

6.. Future Agenda Items.